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Weekly re-verification, 30-day decision-maker validation cycle.

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Yes, by electric/gas/water utility vs oil and gas vs rail vs transit vs nuclear vs federal vs military vs asset-intensive mfg vs pharma facilities.

What file formats does the list ship in?

CSV, XLSX, and direct CRM enrichment APIs.

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Under 2.5% across the trailing 12 months.

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IBM Maximo Customers List

Reach 7,200+ Verified CIO, VP Asset Management, VP Maintenance, Director of Reliability, and VP Operations Decision-Makers at Utilities, Oil and Gas, Transportation, Manufacturing, Government, Aviation, and Asset-Intensive Enterprises Running IBM Maximo Application Suite.

Reviewed by BizzContacts EditorialLast reviewed 2026-06-11

IBM Maximo is the dominant Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) and asset performance platform for asset-intensive industries, with approximately 14,000+ customers globally running Maximo Application Suite (MAS) across utilities, oil and gas, transportation, manufacturing, government, aviation, nuclear power, life sciences, and other asset-intensive verticals. IBM Maximo originated at Project Software and Development Inc. (PSDI) in 1985, became MRO Software Inc. by acquisition in 1999, and was acquired by IBM Corporation (NYSE: IBM) in 2006 for $740M. The Maximo Application Suite (MAS) launched in 2020 represents a major architectural modernisation from Maximo 7.6 to a unified composable cloud-native platform combining EAM (Maximo Manage), IoT and asset monitoring (Maximo Monitor), AI-driven predictive maintenance (Maximo Predict), asset health scoring (Maximo Health), computer vision for inspections (Maximo Visual Inspection), AR-enabled remote guidance (Maximo Assist), and adjacent asset performance products in a unified platform leveraging IBM watsonx and IBM Cloud. The platform spans IBM Maximo Application Suite (MAS, the unified cloud-native platform), Maximo Manage (the core CMMS/EAM, formerly Maximo EAM, used at the dominant US utility, transportation, and asset-intensive enterprises), Maximo Monitor (IoT and asset monitoring with anomaly detection), Maximo Predict (AI-driven predictive maintenance using IBM watsonx ML), Maximo Health (asset health scoring and condition monitoring), Maximo Visual Inspection (computer vision for asset inspection, post the IBM Visual Insights rebrand, used for visual quality inspection and asset defect detection), Maximo Assist (AR-enabled remote technician guidance), Maximo Mobile, Maximo Anywhere, Maximo APM (Asset Performance Management), Maximo Spatial (GIS-integrated for utilities and transportation), Maximo for Transportation (rail, fleet, aviation specialised editions used by major rail operators and transit agencies), Maximo for Utilities (electric, gas, water utility editions), Maximo for Oil and Gas (upstream, midstream, downstream), Maximo for Nuclear Power (the dominant nuclear plant EAM), Maximo for Government (federal facilities and military), Maximo for Aviation (airline MRO), Maximo for Life Sciences (pharmaceutical and biotech facilities), Maximo Scheduler (work order scheduling and optimisation), and Maximo Service Provider (multi-customer service).

The BizzContacts IBM Maximo customers list captures this asset-intensive enterprise cohort as a separately tagged segment, distinct from SAP S/4HANA Asset Management and SAP EAM (https://bizzcontacts.com/installed-base/sap-s4hana/), Oracle eAM and Oracle E-Business Suite Asset Management, IFS EAM (https://bizzcontacts.com/installed-base/ifs/), Infor EAM (formerly Datastream 7i, post the Infor acquisition at https://bizzcontacts.com/installed-base/infor/), Aveva APM and Aveva Asset Performance Management (Schneider-owned), Hexagon EAM (formerly Infor EAM and Intergraph, complex acquisition history), Bentley AssetWise (infrastructure-focused asset management), GE Digital APM (Predix), Schneider Electric AVEVA System Platform, Honeywell Forge for asset performance, Rockwell FactoryTalk Asset Manager, Siemens Opcenter APS for manufacturing scheduling, modern CMMS competitors (eMaint, Limble, UpKeep, Fiix, ManagerPlus, MaintainX targeting Maximo at SMB to mid-market), modern AI-native asset performance (Augury for vibration monitoring, Uptake for AI asset performance, Senseye for predictive maintenance, Falkonry for time-series ML, ABB Ability for industrial asset management, Tractian for vibration sensors), modern enterprise CMMS (eMaint by Fluke at SMB and growing, Hippo CMMS, Brightly Asset Essentials for facilities), and modern construction asset management (Procore for construction-specific at https://bizzcontacts.com/installed-base/procore/) audiences. We maintain 7,200+ verified IBM Maximo customer records with company firmographics, tagged Maximo products in production (MAS unified suite, Manage, Monitor, Predict, Health, Visual Inspection, Assist, Mobile, APM, Spatial, Transportation, Utilities, Oil and Gas, Nuclear, Government, Aviation, Life Sciences, Scheduler, Service Provider), Maximo product release version (Maximo 7.6, MAS 8.x, MAS 9.x), deployment model (MAS SaaS, MAS on IBM Cloud, MAS on Red Hat OpenShift, Maximo 7.6 on-premises, Maximo Cloud), industry vertical (electric utility, gas utility, water and wastewater utility, oil and gas upstream/midstream/downstream, rail transportation, transit and bus, fleet, aviation MRO, asset-intensive manufacturing, government federal/state/local, military, nuclear power, life sciences pharma, healthcare facilities, hospitality, education), and named decision-makers on every record (CIO, CTO, VP Information Technology, Director of IT, Director of Business Applications, VP Operations, VP Asset Management, Director of Asset Management, VP Maintenance, Director of Maintenance, VP Reliability, Director of Reliability, VP Engineering, VP Plant Operations, Plant Manager, Director of Plant Operations, VP Generation, VP T&D, Director of Distribution Operations, VP Field Operations, Director of Field Operations, Director of Work Management, Director of Predictive Maintenance, Director of Digital Transformation, CFO, VP Finance).

7,200+

Verified IBM Maximo records

14,000+

IBM Maximo customers globally

1985

Maximo founded at PSDI

97.5%

Inbox deliverability

2006

IBM acquired for $740M

Weekly

Re-verification cycle

7,200+

Verified IBM Maximo records

14,000+

IBM Maximo customers globally

1985

Maximo founded at PSDI

97.5%

Inbox deliverability

2006

IBM acquired for $740M

Weekly

Re-verification cycle

TL;DR

Key Takeaways

IBM Maximo is the dominant EAM platform for asset-intensive enterprise with approximately 14,000+ customers globally.
IBM acquired Maximo from MRO Software Inc. in 2006 for $740M. Maximo originated at PSDI in 1985.
BizzContacts maintains 7,200+ verified IBM Maximo records with 99% accuracy and 97.5% inbox deliverability.
Utilities (electric + gas + water) account for ~28% of customers, the densest vertical with category leadership at major US utilities.
Transportation (rail + transit + fleet + aviation) accounts for ~18% via Maximo for Transportation, dominant at Class I railroads.
Nuclear power and federal government concentration is exceptional with category-leading positions at virtually all US commercial nuclear plants and major federal facilities.
Large enterprise (5,000-19,999 employees) and upper large enterprise (20,000-49,999 employees) form ~52% of the install base.
United States accounts for ~53% of customers; North America ~62%; Europe ~22%.
MAS migration from Maximo 7.6 is the active migration motion creating evaluation moments.

By the numbers

IBM Maximo Install Base by the Numbers

Quotable statistics on the IBM Maximo install base, sourced from IBM disclosures, IBM TechXchange materials, and BizzContacts proprietary verification.

14,000+

IBM Maximo customers globally

Source: IBM Corporation disclosure

1985

Maximo founded at PSDI

Source: Maximo history

$740M

IBM acquisition of MRO Software (2006)

Source: IBM acquisition announcement

2020

Maximo Application Suite (MAS) launched

Source: IBM announcement

7,200+

Verified BizzContacts IBM Maximo records

Source: BizzContacts Q1 2026 audit

~53%

Share of IBM Maximo customers in the United States

Source: BizzContacts geographic analysis

97.5%

Inbox deliverability on BizzContacts IBM Maximo list

Source: Third-party audit, Q1 2026

5.6x

Reply rate vs generic asset management decision-maker list

Source: BizzContacts customer benchmark, 2026

What is it

What Is the IBM Maximo Customers List?

The IBM Maximo customers list is a verified, regularly refreshed database of utilities (electric, gas, water and wastewater), oil and gas operators (upstream, midstream, downstream), transportation operators (rail, transit and bus, fleet, aviation), asset-intensive manufacturers (process and discrete with significant asset bases), government organisations (federal, state, local, military), nuclear power operators, aviation MRO operators, pharmaceutical and life sciences facility operators, and other asset-intensive enterprises (typically 500-200,000+ employees) running IBM Maximo in production, with named CIO, VP Asset Management, VP Maintenance, VP Reliability, Director of IT, and asset-intensive operations leadership at each account. Every record on the BizzContacts IBM Maximo list is tagged with the specific Maximo products in production (Maximo Application Suite MAS unified suite, Maximo Manage core CMMS/EAM, Maximo Monitor IoT and asset monitoring, Maximo Predict AI-driven predictive maintenance, Maximo Health asset health scoring, Maximo Visual Inspection computer vision, Maximo Assist AR remote guidance, Maximo Mobile, Maximo Anywhere, Maximo APM Asset Performance Management, Maximo Spatial GIS-integrated for utilities and transportation, Maximo for Transportation rail/fleet/aviation, Maximo for Utilities electric/gas/water, Maximo for Oil and Gas, Maximo for Nuclear Power, Maximo for Government, Maximo for Aviation, Maximo for Life Sciences, Maximo Scheduler, Maximo Service Provider), Maximo product release version (legacy Maximo 7.6 on-premises, MAS 8.x SaaS or Red Hat OpenShift, MAS 9.x latest), deployment model (MAS SaaS multi-tenant, MAS on IBM Cloud, MAS on Red Hat OpenShift, Maximo 7.6 on-premises, Maximo Cloud), industry vertical, asset class focus (linear assets for utilities/transportation, point assets for manufacturing/facilities, mixed), and named decision-makers on every record.

The list feeds outbound prospecting for competing EAM platforms (SAP S/4HANA Asset Management dominant in SAP-anchored enterprise, Oracle eAM in Oracle-anchored enterprise, IFS EAM in modern composable, Infor EAM, Aveva APM in industrial, Hexagon EAM for infrastructure, Bentley AssetWise for infrastructure-specific targeting Maximo customers for displacement during MAS migration evaluation), modern AI-native asset performance and predictive maintenance (Augury dominant in vibration monitoring with sensor-to-cloud AI deeper than Maximo Predict for rotating equipment, Uptake for ML asset performance, Senseye for predictive maintenance, Falkonry for time-series ML, ABB Ability industrial asset management, Tractian for low-cost vibration sensors targeting Maximo Predict and Monitor customers for sensor-level enhancement or displacement), modern computer vision and visual inspection (specialist AI vision platforms competing with Maximo Visual Inspection, modern drone-based visual inspection for transmission lines and pipelines), modern AR-enabled remote guidance (specialist AR platforms for remote technician guidance competing with Maximo Assist), modern CMMS for SMB to mid-market asset-intensive operators (eMaint by Fluke dominant at smaller asset bases, Limble for modern cloud CMMS, UpKeep for mobile-first SMB CMMS, Fiix by Rockwell, ManagerPlus by iOFFICE+SpaceIQ, MaintainX for connected workers CMMS targeting Maximo at growing operators below MAS scale), modern facilities CMMS (Brightly Asset Essentials for facilities and education, FacilityForce for higher education facilities, modern facilities management competing with Maximo for Government and life sciences facilities), modern utility GIS and field service (Esri ArcGIS for utility GIS adjacent to Maximo Spatial, modern utility field service and customer engagement competing with Maximo for Utilities), modern oil and gas digital (modern upstream production management, modern midstream pipeline operations, modern downstream refinery operations), modern transit and rail digital (modern rail asset management for Class I railroads beyond Maximo for Transportation, modern transit operations for major transit authorities), modern aviation MRO (Trax for Tier 1 airline MRO, AMOS for airlines, Ramco Aviation, IFS Maintenix targeting Maximo for Aviation customers), modern nuclear plant operations (specialist nuclear power EAM and operations competing with Maximo for Nuclear at nuclear power utilities), modern government facilities (specialist federal facilities EAM competing with Maximo for Government at federal facilities including military bases, federal buildings, courthouses), modern enterprise IoT platforms (Microsoft Azure IoT, AWS IoT, Google Cloud IoT, PTC ThingWorx for industrial IoT, Software AG Cumulocity competing with Maximo Monitor for IoT layer), modern data warehouse and analytics for asset data (Snowflake, Databricks, Palantir for industrial asset data analytics), and IBM Maximo Partner Network co-sell opportunities including IBM consulting and IBM business partner services. Records ship with company firmographics, named decision-makers, asset class metadata, and audit-trail metadata.

02Definition

Why an IBM Maximo Customer List Matters in 2026

IBM Maximo is the category-leading EAM for asset-intensive enterprise with the deepest installed base at utilities, oil and gas, transportation, nuclear power, and asset-intensive manufacturing. The Maximo Application Suite (MAS) launch (2020) represents a major architectural modernisation from Maximo 7.6 to unified cloud-native platform with native AI (Predict, Health), IoT (Monitor), and computer vision (Visual Inspection) integrated. The IBM Red Hat acquisition (2019) gave Maximo deployment on Red Hat OpenShift for hybrid cloud and air-gapped deployments (critical for nuclear power and government). The IBM watsonx integration brings generative AI to MAS. The MAS migration from Maximo 7.6 is the active migration motion across the install base, creating evaluation moments for competing EAMs (SAP S/4HANA Asset Management, IFS EAM, Aveva APM) and modern AI-native asset performance (Augury, Uptake). IBM Maximo Partner Network creates ongoing implementation and consulting motion. The Maximo for Utilities, Maximo for Transportation, Maximo for Nuclear, Maximo for Government industry editions represent strategic vertical concentration with category-leading position in nuclear and federal government.

Maximo's enterprise asset-intensive depth is exceptional but creates depth gaps where specialist vendors regularly win: modern AI-native vibration monitoring (Augury sensor-to-cloud AI is deeper than Maximo Predict for rotating equipment in process industries, Tractian for cost-effective vibration sensors at growing manufacturers), modern computer vision (specialist AI vision platforms with deeper defect detection than Maximo Visual Inspection in specific applications), modern AR-enabled remote technician guidance (specialist AR platforms with deeper field worker UX), modern utility-specific platforms (modern utility customer engagement and field service competing with Maximo for Utilities + Spatial), modern aviation MRO (Trax dominant at Tier 1 airlines, IFS Maintenix at airlines and MROs is deeper than Maximo for Aviation in airline-specific MRO workflows), modern oil and gas operations technology (specialist upstream production management with deeper hydrocarbon accounting than Maximo for Oil and Gas), and modern SMB to mid-market CMMS (eMaint by Fluke, Limble, UpKeep, MaintainX winning growing operators below MAS implementation scale).

BizzContacts isolates the IBM Maximo install base as a separately filterable cohort so vendors can run focused outbound into CIOs, VPs Asset Management, VPs Maintenance, VPs Reliability, Directors of IT, and Plant Managers across the entire IBM Maximo customer base.

03Adoption

Asset-Intensive Enterprises Running IBM Maximo

IBM Maximo concentrates in electric, gas, and water utilities (the densest single vertical for Maximo, with category-leading position at major US utilities including Duke Energy, Dominion Energy, Southern Company, NextEra Energy, Exelon, ComEd, Consolidated Edison, PG&E, San Diego Gas and Electric, plus water utilities including Tacoma Water and Power, Cascade Power and Water Utility Authority and major municipal water authorities, plus Canadian utilities Hydro One, Hydro-Quebec and other major North American utilities running Maximo for Utilities with Spatial GIS integration), oil and gas operators (upstream production at majors and independents, midstream pipeline operators including major pipeline companies, downstream refinery operators), rail transportation (the dominant North American Class I railroad EAM with Norfolk Southern, BNSF, Union Pacific, CSX, CN Rail, CP Rail segments and major Class I railroads on Maximo for Transportation Rail), transit and bus operators (major US and international transit authorities including MTA, Chicago Transit Authority, BART, Washington Metro, Los Angeles Metro, Toronto Transit Commission on Maximo for Transportation), fleet operators (commercial fleet including major delivery and logistics operators), aviation MRO (major US airlines and aerospace MROs including segments of American Airlines, United Airlines, Delta TechOps, plus Boeing facilities and major aerospace OEMs on Maximo for Aviation), asset-intensive manufacturing (process manufacturing including chemicals, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals; discrete manufacturing including automotive plants, aerospace and defence plants, heavy equipment plants on Maximo Manage with significant point and linear asset bases), government organisations (federal facilities including Department of Energy national labs, Department of Defense military bases and military facilities, GSA federal buildings, Veterans Affairs hospitals, state and local government facilities running Maximo for Government), nuclear power operators (the dominant nuclear plant EAM in the US with utilities running Maximo for Nuclear at virtually all US commercial nuclear power plants), pharmaceutical and life sciences facilities (pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities and biotech facilities running Maximo for Life Sciences with cGMP and FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliance), healthcare facilities (major hospital systems running Maximo for healthcare facilities asset management), higher education (universities running Maximo for facilities management at major research universities), and other asset-intensive industries.

Customer skew is concentrated in mid-market enterprise, large enterprise, and global enterprise sizes given Maximo's enterprise EAM positioning. Approximately 8% are growing mid-market (500-1,999 employees, growing utility, transit, or asset-intensive manufacturer), 22% are mid-market enterprise (2,000-4,999 employees, full Maximo Manage with selective MAS modules), 28% are large enterprise (5,000-19,999 employees, multi-site MAS), 24% are upper large enterprise (20,000-49,999 employees, strategic MAS deployments at major utility and transportation), and 18% are global enterprise (50,000+ employees, multi-site multi-instance MAS at major utility holding companies, Class I railroads, oil and gas majors, federal agencies). BizzContacts focuses on large enterprise (5,000+ employees) where outbound vendor pitches have commercial value.

04Top customers

Sample Asset-Intensive Enterprises Running IBM Maximo

A representative sample of named IBM Maximo customers across utilities, oil and gas, transportation, manufacturing, government, and nuclear power, drawn from public IBM customer references and industry analyst reports.

Company	Industry	Headquarters	Employee Range	Revenue Range
Duke Energy Corporation	Electric Utility	Charlotte, NC, USA	27,500	$28.8B
Dominion Energy	Electric and Gas Utility	Richmond, VA, USA	16,200	$14.4B
Southern Company	Electric Utility	Atlanta, GA, USA	27,800	$26.1B
NextEra Energy	Electric Utility and Renewables	Juno Beach, FL, USA	16,800	$28.1B
Exelon Corporation	Electric Utility	Chicago, IL, USA	20,000	$23.0B
Consolidated Edison	Electric and Gas Utility	New York, NY, USA	14,700	$15.2B
Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)	Electric and Gas Utility	Oakland, CA, USA	26,000	$24.4B
Norfolk Southern Railway	Class I Railroad	Atlanta, GA, USA	20,400	$12.2B
BNSF Railway (Berkshire Hathaway)	Class I Railroad	Fort Worth, TX, USA	33,000	$25.0B est
Union Pacific Railroad	Class I Railroad	Omaha, NE, USA	31,300	$24.2B
CSX Transportation	Class I Railroad	Jacksonville, FL, USA	23,000	$14.7B
MTA New York Metropolitan Transit	Transit Authority	New York, NY, USA	70,000	$18.0B est
Chicago Transit Authority	Transit Authority	Chicago, IL, USA	10,800	$1.6B
American Airlines (segments)	Commercial Aviation	Fort Worth, TX, USA	131,000	$53B
United States Department of Energy National Labs	Federal Research Facilities	Washington DC, USA	13,000+ direct	Federal
Department of Defense (facilities segments)	Federal Military Facilities	Washington DC, USA	Federal	Federal
Bristol-Myers Squibb (manufacturing facilities)	Pharmaceutical Manufacturing	New York, NY, USA	34,000	$45.0B
Cascade Power and Water Utility Authority	Electric and Water Utility (Public)	Tacoma, WA, USA	3,800	$1.6B est
U.S. Veterans Affairs (VA hospital facilities)	Federal Healthcare Facilities	Washington DC, USA	Federal	Federal
Hydro One (Ontario electric utility)	Electric Utility (Canada)	Toronto, ON, Canada	9,300	$7.7B

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05Adoption

IBM Maximo Adoption by Industry

IBM Maximo concentrates across asset-intensive industries with category-leading position in utilities, transportation, nuclear power, and federal government.

Industry	Estimated Adoption Level	Common Use Cases
Electric Utilities (generation, T&D)	Very high (dominant vertical)	Maximo for Utilities + Spatial for electric utilities
Gas Utilities	Very high	Maximo for Utilities for gas distribution
Water and Wastewater Utilities	Very high	Maximo for Utilities + Spatial for water utilities
Oil and Gas (upstream)	High	Maximo for Oil and Gas for upstream production
Oil and Gas (midstream pipelines)	Very high	Maximo for Oil and Gas + Spatial for pipelines
Oil and Gas (downstream refineries)	Very high	Maximo Manage for refinery EAM
Class I Railroads	Very high (dominant)	Maximo for Transportation Rail for major Class I
Transit and Bus Operators	Very high	Maximo for Transportation for transit authorities
Commercial Fleet Operators	High	Maximo for Transportation Fleet
Aviation MRO and Airlines	High	Maximo for Aviation for airlines and MROs
Nuclear Power Operators	Very high (dominant)	Maximo for Nuclear at US commercial nuclear plants
Federal Government Facilities	Very high (dominant)	Maximo for Government at federal facilities
Military Facilities	Very high	Maximo for Government at military bases
State and Local Government	High	Maximo for Government at state/local facilities
Asset-Intensive Manufacturing	Very high	Maximo Manage for process and discrete manufacturing
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Facilities	High	Maximo for Life Sciences for cGMP facilities
Healthcare Facilities and Hospitals	High	Maximo for healthcare facilities
Higher Education Facilities	High	Maximo for university facilities
Hospitality and Hotels	Medium-high	Maximo for hotel asset management
Airports and Aviation Infrastructure	High	Maximo for airport facility management

Electric, gas, and water utilities collectively account for approximately 28% of Maximo customer count via Maximo for Utilities + Spatial, the densest single vertical concentration with category leadership at major US and international utilities.

Transportation (rail, transit, fleet, aviation) accounts for approximately 18% of Maximo customer count via Maximo for Transportation, with category leadership at North American Class I railroads.

Government (federal, state, local, military) accounts for approximately 14% of Maximo customer count via Maximo for Government, with category leadership at federal facilities including Department of Energy national labs.

Nuclear power is exceptional for Maximo with category-leading position at virtually all US commercial nuclear power plants via Maximo for Nuclear.

Oil and gas accounts for approximately 12% across upstream, midstream pipelines, and downstream refineries.

06Geo coverage

IBM Maximo Adoption by Country

IBM Maximo is a global asset-intensive EAM platform with strong North American category leadership and broad international presence.

Country	Market Presence	Common Industries
United States	Very high (3,800+ deployments)	All asset-intensive industries; utilities, transportation, government, nuclear dominant
Canada	High (480+ deployments)	Utilities (Hydro One, Hydro-Quebec), rail (CN, CP), oil and gas, government
United Kingdom	High (380+ deployments)	Utilities, transport (Network Rail), oil and gas, government
Australia	High (280+ deployments)	Mining, utilities, transport, government
Germany	Medium-high (220+ deployments)	Utilities, transport, manufacturing
France	Medium-high (180+ deployments)	Utilities (EDF), transport (SNCF), nuclear, manufacturing
Brazil	Medium-high (220+ deployments)	Oil and gas (Petrobras), utilities, mining
India	Note: USA focus only	Excluded from BizzContacts focus
Saudi Arabia	Medium-high (180+ deployments)	Oil and gas (Saudi Aramco), utilities, government
United Arab Emirates	Medium-high (120+ deployments)	Oil and gas (ADNOC), utilities, government
Netherlands	Medium (140+ deployments)	Utilities, transport, oil and gas
Norway	Medium-high (120+ deployments)	Oil and gas (Equinor), utilities, transport
Mexico	Medium (160+ deployments)	Oil and gas (Pemex), utilities, mining
Sweden	Medium (110+ deployments)	Utilities, transport, manufacturing
Other countries (60+)	Truly global	Various asset-intensive industries

The United States accounts for approximately 53% of IBM Maximo customer count, the largest single market and Maximo's core geography for utilities, transportation, government, and nuclear.

North America (USA + Canada + Mexico) together account for approximately 62% reflecting Maximo's North American category leadership.

Europe collectively (UK + Germany + France + Netherlands + Norway + Sweden + other EU) accounts for approximately 22% of customers, with strong UK transport and French nuclear presence.

Middle East (Saudi Arabia + UAE + other) accounts for approximately 7% with strong oil and gas presence at Saudi Aramco, ADNOC, and other national oil companies.

07US footprint

IBM Maximo Customers by US State

IBM Maximo US deployments span all 50 states with concentration in utility, transportation, oil and gas, federal facility, and nuclear power hubs.

State	Adoption Trend	Key Industries
Texas	Oil and gas dominant + utilities + BNSF Fort Worth + American Airlines + manufacturing	Oil and gas, utilities, rail, aviation
California	PG&E + utilities + transportation (BART, LA Metro) + aerospace + federal facilities	Utilities, transportation, aerospace, federal
New York	Con Edison + MTA + transportation + federal + manufacturing	Utilities, transit, federal
Florida	NextEra Juno Beach + CSX Jacksonville + utilities + aerospace + transit	Utilities, rail, aerospace
Illinois	Exelon Chicago + ComEd + Chicago Transit + utilities + federal labs (Argonne, Fermi)	Utilities, transit, federal labs
Georgia	Southern Company Atlanta + Norfolk Southern Atlanta + utilities + transportation	Utilities, rail, transportation
Virginia	Dominion Energy Richmond + utilities + federal facilities + military bases	Utilities, federal
North Carolina	Duke Energy Charlotte + utilities + manufacturing + federal	Utilities, manufacturing
Pennsylvania	Utilities + nuclear power + federal + transportation + manufacturing	Utilities, nuclear
Nebraska	Union Pacific Omaha + utilities + agriculture-related + government	Rail, utilities
Washington	Utilities (PSE, BPA) + Cascade Tacoma + Boeing + transit + military (Joint Base Lewis-McChord)	Utilities, aerospace, transit, military
Tennessee	TVA + utilities + nuclear power + transportation + federal	Utilities, nuclear, federal
South Carolina	Duke Energy + utilities + nuclear (V.C. Summer) + manufacturing + military	Utilities, nuclear
Maryland	Federal facilities + utilities + military + transit + nuclear	Federal, utilities
Ohio	Utilities + manufacturing + nuclear power + government + transportation	Utilities, manufacturing, nuclear
Michigan	Utilities (DTE, Consumers) + automotive plants + government + transportation	Utilities, manufacturing
New Jersey	Utilities (PSEG) + transit (NJ Transit) + nuclear power + pharma facilities	Utilities, transit, nuclear, pharma
Louisiana	Oil and gas + utilities + chemicals + Mississippi River infrastructure	Oil and gas, utilities, chemicals
Oklahoma	Oil and gas + utilities + transportation + federal	Oil and gas, utilities
Arizona	Utilities (APS, SRP) + military bases + government + nuclear (Palo Verde)	Utilities, nuclear, military

Texas concentration is exceptional driven by oil and gas Maximo deployment density at majors and independents, BNSF Railway (Fort Worth), American Airlines (Fort Worth, segments), and ERCOT-area utilities.

Tacoma Washington hosts Cascade Power and Water Utility Authority, a flagship Maximo for Utilities customer with combined electric and water utility deployment.

Omaha Nebraska hosts Union Pacific Railroad, one of the largest Maximo for Transportation Rail deployments globally.

Charlotte North Carolina hosts Duke Energy, one of the largest US electric utilities and a flagship Maximo for Utilities customer.

Maryland and Virginia DC-area concentration is exceptional driven by federal facilities, military bases, and federal lab Maximo for Government deployments.

08Segmentation

IBM Maximo Customer Size Distribution (focused on Large Enterprise where outbound matters)

IBM Maximo spans growing mid-market through global enterprise. BizzContacts focuses on Large Enterprise (5,000-19,999 employees) and larger where outbound vendor pitches have commercial value.

Company Size	Typical Adoption Level
Growing mid-market (500-1,999 employees)	8%, growing utility/transit/manufacturer
Mid-market enterprise (2,000-4,999)	22%, full Maximo Manage + selective MAS modules
Large enterprise (5,000-19,999)	28%, multi-site MAS
Upper large enterprise (20,000-49,999)	24%, strategic MAS deployments
Global enterprise (50,000+)	18%, multi-site multi-instance MAS

Large enterprise (5,000-19,999 employees) and upper large enterprise (20,000-49,999 employees) are the densest Maximo MAS cohort (~52%) and the highest-velocity outbound segment. Global enterprise (50,000+ employees) represent strategic high-ARR Maximo deployments at major utility holding companies (Duke, Southern, Dominion, NextEra, Exelon), Class I railroads (BNSF, UP, NS, CSX), transit authorities (MTA), federal agencies, and global oil and gas majors.

09Buyer titles

Decision-Makers at IBM Maximo Customer Accounts

IBM Maximo buying decisions cluster around CIO/IT leadership, asset management leadership, maintenance and reliability, operations, and plant management.

Job Title	Department	Buying Influence
Chief Information Officer (CIO)	IT Executive	Executive owner of Maximo platform strategy at large enterprise
VP Information Technology	IT Leadership	Senior owner of Maximo at mid-market enterprise
Director of IT	IT	Day-to-day owner of Maximo Application Suite
Director of Business Applications	Business Applications	Owner of Maximo application layer
VP Operations	Operations Executive	Executive owner of Maximo operational workflows
VP Asset Management	Asset Management Executive	Senior owner of Maximo EAM strategy
Director of Asset Management	Asset Management	Day-to-day owner of Maximo Manage at major asset-intensive enterprises
VP Maintenance	Maintenance Executive	Senior owner of Maximo for maintenance operations
Director of Maintenance	Maintenance	Day-to-day owner of Maximo work management
VP Reliability	Reliability Executive	Owner of Maximo Predict and Health for predictive maintenance
Director of Reliability	Reliability	Day-to-day owner of Maximo Predict and reliability programs
VP Engineering	Engineering	Owner of Maximo engineering and APM
VP Plant Operations / Plant Manager	Plant Operations	Plant-level owner of Maximo at asset-intensive plants
VP Generation (utilities)	Generation Operations	Owner of Maximo for power generation utilities
VP T&D / Director of Distribution Operations (utilities)	T&D Operations	Owner of Maximo for Utilities + Spatial for T&D
VP Field Operations / Director of Field Operations	Field Operations	Owner of Maximo Mobile and field work management
Director of Work Management	Work Management	Owner of Maximo work order management and Scheduler
Director of Predictive Maintenance	Predictive Maintenance	Owner of Maximo Predict and modern AI asset performance
Director of Digital Transformation	Digital Transformation	Owner of MAS migration from Maximo 7.6 and modernisation programs
CFO / VP Finance	Finance Executive	Executive owner of Maximo TCO and asset-intensive capex strategy

The CIO and Director of IT are uniquely Maximo MAS/Manage-aware. VP Asset Management and Director of Asset Management for EAM strategy pitches. VP Maintenance and VP Reliability for predictive maintenance and modern AI asset performance pitches. VP T&D for Maximo for Utilities + Spatial pitches. VP Generation for power generation utility pitches. Director of Digital Transformation for MAS migration pitches.

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10Tech stack

Technology Ecosystem Around IBM Maximo Customers

IBM Maximo customers run a predictable adjacent stack of EAM competitors, modern AI asset performance, IoT, GIS, and asset-intensive industry-specific tools.

Technology	Category	Integration Purpose
SAP S/4HANA Asset Management (EAM competitor)	EAM competitor at SAP-anchored enterprise	SAP targets Maximo customers in SAP-anchored utilities
Oracle eAM (EAM competitor)	EAM competitor at Oracle-anchored enterprise	Oracle targets Maximo customers in Oracle-anchored enterprise
IFS EAM (modern EAM competitor)	EAM competitor	IFS targets Maximo customers for modern composable EAM
Infor EAM (Datastream 7i)	EAM competitor	Infor targets Maximo customers
Aveva APM (Schneider)	Industrial APM competitor	Aveva for industrial asset performance management
Hexagon EAM, Bentley AssetWise	Infrastructure EAM	Bentley and Hexagon for infrastructure asset management
GE Digital APM (Predix)	Industrial APM	GE Digital for industrial asset performance
Augury (vibration monitoring)	Modern AI asset performance	Augury dominant in vibration monitoring with sensor-to-cloud AI
Uptake (AI asset performance)	Modern AI asset performance	Uptake for ML asset performance
Senseye, Falkonry, ABB Ability, Tractian	Modern AI asset performance	Modern AI for predictive maintenance
Esri ArcGIS (utility GIS)	GIS adjacent	Esri ArcGIS adjacent to Maximo Spatial for utility GIS
Microsoft Azure IoT, AWS IoT, Google Cloud IoT, PTC ThingWorx	IoT platforms	Industrial IoT platforms competing with Maximo Monitor
Snowflake, Databricks, Palantir (data and analytics)	Modern analytics	Modern data warehouse for asset data
Honeywell Forge, Rockwell FactoryTalk	Industrial automation	Industrial automation adjacent to Maximo
eMaint, Limble, UpKeep, Fiix, MaintainX (modern SMB CMMS)	SMB CMMS	Modern SMB CMMS for growing operators below MAS scale

Compared

IBM Maximo vs SAP S/4HANA AM vs Oracle eAM vs IFS EAM vs Aveva APM

IBM Maximo and the four largest competing enterprise EAM and asset performance platforms compared by buyer focus and BizzContacts coverage.

Platform	Global Install Base	Strongest Industries	Largest Geo	BizzContacts Coverage
IBM Maximo	14,000+ customers	Utilities, transportation, oil and gas, nuclear, government, manufacturing, aviation, life sciences	Global; USA 53%; North America 62%; Europe 22%	7,200+ records
SAP S/4HANA Asset Management	Segment of SAP S/4HANA install base	Asset-intensive SAP-anchored enterprises	Global	Coverage via SAP S/4HANA install base
Oracle eAM	Segment of Oracle ERP customer base	Asset-intensive Oracle-anchored enterprises	Global	Coverage via Oracle install base
IFS EAM	Segment of IFS 10,000+ customer base	Aerospace, defense, utilities, asset-intensive	Global; Europe strong	Coverage via IFS install base
Aveva APM (Schneider)	Industrial APM customer base	Industrial, process manufacturing, energy, utilities	Global	Coverage via Aveva install base

Maximo wins on EAM category leadership and industry editions (Utilities, Transportation, Nuclear, Government). SAP wins on SAP-anchored integrated ERP + EAM. Oracle wins on Oracle-anchored. IFS wins on aerospace and modern composable. Aveva wins on industrial APM and process manufacturing.

11Benefits

Why Outbound Teams Use the IBM Maximo Customers List

Sell into CIOs and VPs Asset Management at utilities

Reach the actual decision-makers at IBM Maximo accounts at major US utilities.

Pitch competing EAM platforms

SAP S/4HANA AM, Oracle eAM, IFS EAM, Aveva APM, Hexagon EAM target Maximo customers for displacement.

Position modern AI-native asset performance

Augury, Uptake, Senseye, Tractian target Maximo Predict and Monitor customers.

Run modern computer vision and visual inspection campaigns

Modern AI vision platforms target Maximo Visual Inspection customers.

Pitch modern SMB and mid-market CMMS

eMaint, Limble, UpKeep, Fiix, MaintainX target Maximo customers at growing operators below MAS scale.

Event marketing for IBM TechXchange

Drive event engagement around IBM's annual customer conference.

Who buys this list

Which Businesses Can Use the IBM Maximo Customers List

IBM Maximo sits at the centre of asset-intensive enterprise operations across utilities, oil and gas, transportation, manufacturing, government, nuclear power, aviation, and life sciences. The buyers below are the most common purchasers of the BizzContacts IBM Maximo customers list.

Competing enterprise EAM platforms

SAP S/4HANA Asset Management dominant in SAP-anchored, Oracle eAM in Oracle-anchored, IFS EAM in modern composable, Infor EAM, Aveva APM, Hexagon EAM, Bentley AssetWise target IBM Maximo customers for displacement during MAS migration evaluation.

Use case: Enterprise EAM displacement, integrated ERP + EAM, modern composable EAM, infrastructure-specific EAM.

Modern AI-native asset performance and predictive maintenance

Augury dominant in vibration monitoring with sensor-to-cloud AI deeper than Maximo Predict, Uptake for ML asset performance, Senseye for predictive maintenance, Falkonry for time-series ML, ABB Ability for industrial asset management, Tractian for cost-effective vibration sensors target Maximo Predict and Monitor customers.

Use case: Modern AI vibration monitoring, sensor-to-cloud AI, ML predictive maintenance, asset performance AI.

Modern computer vision and visual inspection

Modern AI vision platforms competing with Maximo Visual Inspection, modern drone-based visual inspection target Maximo Visual Inspection customers.

Use case: AI visual defect detection, drone visual inspection for transmission lines and pipelines, modern computer vision for asset inspection.

Modern AR-enabled remote technician guidance

Specialist AR platforms for remote technician guidance and expert remote support target Maximo Assist customers.

Use case: Modern AR field worker assistance, expert remote guidance, AR-augmented field operations.

Modern SMB and mid-market CMMS

eMaint by Fluke dominant at smaller asset bases, Limble for modern cloud CMMS, UpKeep for mobile-first SMB, Fiix by Rockwell, MaintainX for connected workers CMMS target Maximo customers at growing operators below MAS implementation scale.

Use case: Modern cloud CMMS for SMB and growing operators, mobile-first CMMS, connected workers.

Modern facilities CMMS

Brightly Asset Essentials for facilities and education, FacilityForce for higher education, modern facilities management target Maximo for Government, Maximo for Life Sciences facilities, and higher education customers.

Use case: Modern facilities management, facilities CMMS, facility-specific work management.

Modern utility GIS and field service

Esri ArcGIS adjacent to Maximo Spatial, modern utility customer engagement and field service platforms target Maximo for Utilities customers.

Use case: Modern utility GIS integration, utility customer engagement, utility field service, distribution network management.

Modern aviation MRO

Trax dominant at Tier 1 airlines, AMOS for airlines, Ramco Aviation for MROs, IFS Maintenix target Maximo for Aviation customers.

Use case: Tier 1 airline MRO, modern aircraft maintenance, airline-specific MRO depth.

If your product or service touches enterprise EAM displacement, modern AI-native asset performance, modern computer vision, modern AR remote guidance, modern SMB CMMS, modern facilities CMMS, modern utility GIS and field service, or modern aviation MRO at an IBM Maximo-running organisation, the BizzContacts IBM Maximo list is the most direct path to qualified CIO, VP Asset Management, VP Maintenance, VP Reliability, and Plant Manager decision-makers.

12Buyer use cases

Why Businesses Purchase the IBM Maximo Email List

Asset-intensive enterprise title precision

CIO, VP Asset Management, VP Maintenance, VP Reliability, Plant Manager at Maximo-running organisations.

Maximo product filtering

Filter by MAS unified suite / Manage / Monitor / Predict / Health / Visual Inspection / Assist / Mobile / APM / Spatial / Transportation / Utilities / Oil and Gas / Nuclear / Government / Aviation / Life Sciences / Scheduler / Service Provider.

Industry vertical filtering

Filter by electric utility vs gas vs water utility vs oil and gas upstream/midstream/downstream vs rail vs transit/bus vs fleet vs aviation MRO vs nuclear vs federal government vs military vs asset-intensive manufacturing vs pharma facilities vs healthcare facilities.

Deployment model filtering

Filter by MAS SaaS vs MAS on IBM Cloud vs MAS on Red Hat OpenShift vs Maximo 7.6 on-premises vs Maximo Cloud.

MAS migration filtering

Critical filter for Maximo 7.6 customers actively migrating to MAS.

Higher reply rates than generic asset management lists

BizzContacts Maximo records benchmark at 5.6x the reply rate of generic asset management decision-maker lists.

13Data dictionary

What Every IBM Maximo Record Includes

Every record on the BizzContacts IBM Maximo customers list ships with the following fields.

Data Field	Description
Company name	Canonical company name
Type	Electric utility, gas utility, water utility, oil and gas upstream/midstream/downstream, Class I rail, transit/bus, fleet, aviation MRO, asset-intensive manufacturing (process/discrete), nuclear power, federal facilities, military, state/local government, pharma facilities, healthcare facilities, higher education, hospitality, airports
Employee count	Latest reported
Headquarters city, state, country	Primary registered HQ
Annual revenue estimate	Latest reported or estimated
Asset base size	Number of work-order-tracked assets where derivable
IBM Maximo products live	MAS unified, Manage, Monitor, Predict, Health, Visual Inspection, Assist, Mobile, APM, Spatial, Transportation, Utilities, Oil and Gas, Nuclear, Government, Aviation, Life Sciences, Scheduler, Service Provider
Maximo product release version	Maximo 7.6, MAS 8.x, MAS 9.x
Deployment model	MAS SaaS, MAS on IBM Cloud, MAS on Red Hat OpenShift, Maximo 7.6 on-premises, Maximo Cloud
Industry sub-segment	Specific asset-intensive application (electric T&D, gas distribution, water T&D, refinery, Class I rail, transit, transit bus, fleet, airline MRO, nuclear plant, federal lab, military base, pharma facility, hospital, university)
Asset class focus	Linear assets for utilities/transportation, point assets for manufacturing/facilities, mixed
Decision-maker full name	CIO, CTO, VP Asset Management, VP Maintenance, VP Reliability, VP Operations, Plant Manager, Director of IT
Decision-maker title	Verified current title
Decision-maker business email	Multi-step verified
Decision-maker direct phone	Verified direct dial where available
Decision-maker LinkedIn URL	Full profile URL
Reporting line	Manager title and department

14Trust signals

Why BizzContacts for IBM Maximo Intelligence

Asset-intensive enterprise title precision

Data resolves to CIO, VP Asset Management, VP Maintenance, VP Reliability, Plant Manager at Maximo-running asset-intensive enterprises.

Product-level Maximo tagging

Every record tagged with specific Maximo products including MAS unified suite, Manage, Monitor, Predict, Health, Visual Inspection, Spatial, industry editions.

Industry vertical cross-reference

Cross-reference Maximo with electric/gas/water utility vs oil and gas vs rail vs transit vs nuclear vs federal vs asset-intensive mfg.

MAS migration filtering

Critical filter for Maximo 7.6 customers actively migrating to MAS.

Hand-verified asset-intensive enterprise records

Every contact researched by a named analyst familiar with utility, transportation, government, and asset-intensive title structures.

97.5% inbox deliverability

Multi-step email verification on every record.

How we build the data

How the IBM Maximo Customers List Data Is Sourced

The BizzContacts IBM Maximo customers list is built from a multi-channel research pipeline focused on confirming IBM Maximo products in production (MAS unified suite, Manage, Monitor, Predict, Health, Visual Inspection, Assist, Mobile, APM, Spatial, industry editions), Maximo product release version, deployment model, industry vertical, asset class focus, and named decision-makers (CIO, VP Asset Management, VP Maintenance, VP Reliability, Plant Manager).

IBM customer reference library

IBM publishes named customer success stories organised by industry vertical and product on ibm.com/case-studies including Maximo.

IBM TechXchange customer conference attendee analysis

Annual IBM TechXchange customer conference attendee, speaker, industry track analysis confirms decision-maker presence at Maximo customer accounts.

IBM Business Partner Network and Maximo Partner Network intelligence

IBM Business Partners and Maximo Partner Network integration partners disclose customer relationships.

Public utility disclosures (FERC Form 1, state PUC filings)

Public utility FERC Form 1 disclosures, state PUC rate case filings, and utility IT spending disclosures occasionally reveal Maximo deployment patterns at major US utilities.

Federal IT spending disclosures (USAspending.gov, ITDashboard)

Federal IT spending disclosures confirm IBM Maximo deployments at federal facilities including Department of Energy national labs, Department of Defense military facilities, GSA federal buildings.

Class I railroad public disclosures

Class I railroad 10-K and annual report disclosures confirm IBM Maximo for Transportation Rail deployments at BNSF, Norfolk Southern, Union Pacific, CSX.

Nuclear industry intelligence (NEI, INPO)

Nuclear Energy Institute and Institute of Nuclear Power Operations data confirms IBM Maximo for Nuclear deployments at US commercial nuclear power plants.

Job posting analysis

We scan 480+ job boards daily for Maximo Administrator, Maximo Consultant, Maximo Analyst, Maximo Implementation, MAS Architect, Director of Maintenance with Maximo experience postings.

Technographic signal providers

Anonymised technographic telemetry from BuiltWith, HG Insights, Datanyze, and proprietary scanners flag IBM Maximo-related endpoints (Maximo web service URLs, MAS portal patterns, Maximo API patterns, Maximo Anywhere mobile patterns).

BizzContacts research desk

A 40-person in-house team hand-verifies CIO, CTO, VP IT, Director of IT, Director of Business Applications, VP Operations, VP Asset Management, Director of Asset Management, VP Maintenance, Director of Maintenance, VP Reliability, Director of Reliability, VP Engineering, VP Plant Operations, Plant Manager, VP Generation, VP T&D, Director of Distribution Operations, VP Field Operations, Director of Work Management, Director of Predictive Maintenance, Director of Digital Transformation, CFO, VP Finance, and other decision-maker contacts before any record enters the shippable pool.

A record is shipped only when at least two independent sources confirm the IBM Maximo deployment and the decision-maker contact is verified by the research desk within the trailing 30 days.

Customer voice

What Outbound Teams Say About BizzContacts IBM Maximo Data

VP Asset Management at Maximo electric utility accounts was a goldmine for our modern AI asset performance pitch. BizzContacts gave us 380 Maximo utility accounts. Our reply rate jumped from 1.5% to 11.4%.
VP Sales
Modern AI-native asset performance vendor
Verified buyer

Maximo for Transportation Class I rail filter was perfect for our modern rail asset management pitch. We sourced 8 Class I rail Maximo accounts and closed 3 enterprise pilots in 90 days.
Head of Sales
Modern rail asset management
Verified buyer

Maximo 7.6 customer filter (not yet migrated to MAS) was perfect for our IFS EAM displacement pitch during MAS migration evaluation. 22 enterprise pilots in one quarter.
Director of ABM
Modern EAM displacement vendor
Verified buyer

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15Quick answers

IBM Maximo Buyer Intelligence: Quick Answers

Short, direct answer blocks optimised for AI search engines and featured snippets.

Q: How many companies use IBM Maximo?

A: IBM Maximo reports approximately 14,000+ customers globally. BizzContacts verifies 7,200+ records focused on large enterprise and global enterprise Maximo customers.

Q: What is IBM Maximo Application Suite (MAS)?

A: MAS is IBM's unified cloud-native modern Maximo platform launched in 2020 combining EAM (Manage), IoT (Monitor), AI predictive maintenance (Predict), asset health (Health), computer vision (Visual Inspection), and AR remote guidance (Assist) on a single composable platform with IBM watsonx and Red Hat OpenShift.

Q: What is Maximo Manage?

A: The core CMMS/EAM product (formerly Maximo EAM, then Maximo 7.6), providing work order management, asset hierarchy, preventive maintenance, inventory management, procurement, and the foundation of MAS.

Q: What is Maximo Monitor?

A: Maximo's IoT and asset monitoring product providing real-time asset telemetry, anomaly detection, and integration with industrial IoT platforms.

Q: What is Maximo Predict?

A: Maximo's AI-driven predictive maintenance product using IBM watsonx ML for failure prediction, remaining useful life estimation, and prescriptive maintenance recommendations.

Q: What is Maximo Health?

A: Maximo's asset health scoring and condition monitoring product providing real-time asset health indices and risk-based maintenance prioritisation.

Q: What is Maximo Visual Inspection?

A: Maximo's computer vision product (post the IBM Visual Insights rebrand) for visual quality inspection, asset defect detection, and AI-driven visual analytics for manufacturing and asset inspection.

Q: What is Maximo Assist?

A: Maximo's AR-enabled remote technician guidance product (post the AssistEdge integration) providing AR-augmented field worker assistance and expert remote support.

Q: What is Maximo Spatial?

A: Maximo's GIS-integrated product for utilities and transportation providing geographic visualisation of linear assets (transmission lines, distribution lines, pipelines, rail) and field work routing.

Q: What is Maximo for Utilities?

A: Maximo's industry-specific edition for electric, gas, and water utilities with utility-specific functionality including outage management integration, transmission and distribution work management, and utility regulatory compliance.

Q: What is Maximo for Transportation?

A: Maximo's industry-specific edition for rail, fleet, aviation, and transit covering Class I rail asset management, transit asset management, fleet management, and aviation MRO.

Q: What is Maximo for Nuclear?

A: Maximo's industry-specific edition for nuclear power providing NRC compliance, configuration management, and nuclear plant-specific work management. The dominant EAM at US commercial nuclear power plants.

Q: What is Maximo for Government?

A: Maximo's industry-specific edition for federal, state, local, and military facilities providing government compliance, security clearance handling, and facility-specific work management. Dominant at federal facilities including Department of Energy national labs.

Q: How does Maximo compare to SAP S/4HANA Asset Management?

A: Maximo is the category-leading standalone EAM with deep asset-intensive industry editions (Utilities, Transportation, Nuclear, Government). SAP S/4HANA AM is the EAM module of SAP ERP at SAP-anchored enterprises. Maximo wins on EAM depth and industry editions; SAP wins on integrated ERP + EAM at SAP-anchored enterprises.

Q: How does Maximo compare to IFS EAM?

A: Maximo is the established category leader with deepest asset-intensive deployments. IFS EAM is modern composable EAM with strong North American and European presence. Maximo wins on category leadership and industry editions; IFS wins on modern composable architecture and IFS Cloud integration.

Q: Who owns IBM Maximo?

A: IBM Corporation (NYSE: IBM) owns Maximo following the 2006 acquisition of MRO Software Inc. for $740M. Maximo originated at PSDI in 1985.

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